Hall of Fame
Captains (In Front): Jamie Smith, Arthur Scavone Row 1: John Bilinski, Daniel Gardner, Brian Bodine, John Kreger, John McGuinness, Brian Marron, John Sanford, Richard Ashner, Robert Corr, Mark McCarterMichael Federico, Robert Alencewicz Row 2: Christopher Wagner, Salvatore Moffa, Ronald Romano, Paul Adezio, Daniel Caputo, Robert Doidge, Marcus Spatidol, John Buscek, William Kolano, Michael Togno, Kenneth Fiori
Row 3: Thomas Doddy, Ozzie Briener, Steven DiGregorio, Jack Raia, Mike Brower, Harry Esposito, Kyle Mirth, Thomas Billett,
William Finley, Michael Mottola, Robert Ochner Row 4: Gerry Evans, Craig Viti, Stephen Carnevale, Dave Sprague, Christopher Horton, Stacy Santola, Victor Lea, Terence O'Neil, Robert Greene, Gary Greb, Ronald Molrine (Radabaugh), Anthony Ware Row 5: Thomas Nemeth, Mark Bisbing, Erford Porter, Joseph Sacco, Gerald Dieter, Brad Erlenbach, Nick Leno, Michael Frohm, Rick LaDuca, Jeffrey Starr, Ron Di Dio
Row 6: William Groller, Raymond Beneke, Donald Paine, Steven Ritardi, Robert Merle, Jeff Dangelmaier Row 7: Coach Tom Flipovitz, Coach Dick Butler, Bruce Ikeda, Head Trainer Mike Bortz, Manager Frank Tobias, Manager Gregg Mader, Head Coach Frank Marino, Coach Bob Kohler, Coach Gene Jani, Equipment Manager Bob Fagen, John Steckel
Record 8-1 (best record by a Mule team in a 60-year span)
Frank Marino’s final season as head coach
Earned the nickname “Kardiac Kulans” after winning in dramatic fashion every game
Ranked ninth in the final Lambert Poll
